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   Janusz Panicz on March 18, 2019 at 5:37 am

   Thanks Tim. I wear'' t believe I be worthy of to be discussed amongst all the fantastic casters included in your video. And it'' s my satisfaction that I was of some aid to your casting. All the very best!

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   Glenn Ness on March 18, 2019 at 6:41 am

   I constantly questioned if scandi, and longbelly lines are best with the longer 13 feet rods. I'' m kinda stuck on the 12.5. Love your method to all this Tim, well done

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   SurfSkagit on March 18, 2019 at 1:32 pm

   This is improving every day Tim, I satisfy Mike at SoR back in 2006, I saw a terrific demonstration by him on Skagit heads that alter my view over the fly casting in the Surf.How about Simon, he ought to lag you by the television likewise, after viewing the clip couple of times, I keeps in mind the caster hands position over the rod deal with, long heads the leading hand is positioned far from reel seat, and in other words heads the leading hand is clouser to reel seat. This looks is very important for the brand-new people out there.Thank you for sharing I’m so fired up about the instructions your channel is wandering!!

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   Lester Ma on March 19, 2019 at 7:57 am

   Now you provide more aspects to think of!

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   Lester Ma on March 19, 2019 at 11:31 am

   Viewing excellent casting is crucial and I like how you break down the elements of each caster or kind of cast!

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   Steve Evans on March 19, 2019 at 2:22 pm

   NO Simms?… Your not using a Simms hat, how can I rely on that Your an authority without any Simm'' s equipment on LOL … Thanks for the good description … cheers

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   Hank Vana2 on March 21, 2019 at 4:17 pm

   Tim, I have actually viewed all of your videos and lots of others that offer in-depth direction and I require a suggestion of what design I need to begin with. There are no steelhead/salmon in my instant location so I hedged my bets a bought an 11.5 foot 6 wt switch rod and Switch-Chucker line to swing trespassers for bass in the rivers and cast banners for pike in the lake – figured that if I might make “spey casting” (pardon if I swelling them completely) work I would get an appropriate 13 foot spey attire and if not, well, then my Redington Chromer would be light enough for over-hand casting and sign nymphing. I would value ideas regarding what type/style of casting I should practice so I understand that I am at least flailing away in the ideal instructions:–RRB-

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   GEORGE SCHLIESSLEDER on August 10, 2020 at 6:45 pm

   Concerning your rod, could you inform us what action is it, medium, medium-fast, quick or ultrafast?

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   Андрей Петров on June 14, 2021 at 12:35 pm

   Thanks for the excellent video! I might not comprehend some minutes Ed'' s toss. And here is a male who informed me whatever and revealed me in information. Little things – various design. I am a customer to your channel and constantly enjoy your videos with fantastic interest.

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